Award-Winning ACT Tutors in Washington DC

...who also loves sharing my passion for learning with others. I graduated with a degree in economics from the College of William and Mary with a minor in history. I love bringing history to life both inside the classroom and in public history. My teaching philosophy is that one needs to make the material relevant to what the student already knows. Building a bridge of knowledge to the new material enables easier mastery and longer...

Hello! I am a sophomore at UMD interested in all things engineering and software development. I've been tutoring stem subjects for 5 years to middle and high school students. Ask me your algebra, calculus, or programming questions!

...College. This is my first time professionally tutoring students, but I am confident in my abilities as a professional writer, editor, and proofreader. I see myself as an artist. Music is actually my first love, but I also love writing, and I want to share my passion with others. As a tutor, I make it my mission to share my love for this art and to teach others that writing is fun and shouldn't be...

My goal is to provide individualized quality education to children and young adults through skill building, increasing study skills, strengthening foundational education concepts, helping them to maximize their educational, artistic, moral, and social potential.

I'm a current medical student at Georgetown School of Medicine. I have over ten years of tutoring and teaching experience and am passionate about helping my students reach their potential and achieve their goals. I look forward to sharing my passion and working with your student!

...people of all ages. Reach out to me for tutoring in SAT prep, algebra, and more! I also offer professional tutoring in real estate licensure and Salesforce Administration. I am a licensed real estate agent, and the co-founder of Project Own--a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to homeownership in Baltimore City. Previously, I was the Salesforce administrator as the Manager of Development and Technology Initiatives at the College for Social Innovation.

...I really enjoy tutoring and the unique sense of accomplishment that can be shared with a student while working through a problem and developing a stronger understanding for the subject matter at hand. Teaching runs in my family and my parents and older sister have instilled in me a desire to work in education and share my enthusiasm for learning with others. In my experience, each student has a slightly different learning style, so I...

...experience both writing and editing articles as well as mentoring freshman writers one-on-one. I spent hours every week in the dining hall working with writers to copyedit both reported pieces and personal essays. As an editor, I make sure to provide sufficient guidance without overstepping. I also have further experience working with middle and high schoolers as a camp counselor, as well as experience teaching elementary schoolers within the museum space. Although I tutor a...

...subjects. I am someone who is not discouraged easily and is always trying new ways to better serve a student's specific learning style and goals. I take a personalized approach with each student and each subject to best suit the student's strengths as a learner. My passion for teaching is apparent right away. I think it is easy for my students to stay engaged and focused. I have an encouraging presence as a teacher and...

...the Comer Children's Hospital at UChicago Medicine. Throughout my time tutoring students of ages K-12, I have had the most experience in STEM topics including math and science as well as Spanish, whether it is for school or for standardized test prep. On top of these subjects, I have taught music to underprivileged children in Peru and neurodivergent children in the Chicago community. In my spare time, I enjoy playing oboe in the University Symphony...

...there! I'm Tommy, I just graduated from Notre Dame with a degree in computer science. My teaching style is simple and relaxed, putting an emphasis on what students know already and building from there. The biggest teaching mistake I believe exists is starting from a concept that a student doesn't understand and unknowingly confusing them more. My goal is to get students excited about what they're learning and constantly remind them of the "why": how...

Everyone has the ability and capacity to learn. The secret is creating a real-world connection that sparks curiosity and builds a mindset of resilience and growth. I become a teacher to help students who cross my path uncover their potential and become a better version of themselves. "Learn like you will live forever, live like there is no tomorrow"

...exclusive privilege to serve on the interview admissions panel for incoming high-performing scholarship candidates. Over the last four years, I've interviewed countless students and read dozens of admissions essays. The experience has given me a unique insight into the college admissions process, and I am happy to extend my advice to the high school students I tutor. I am confident that I can find a unique and individual tutoring method and style that will fit...

...be any kind of math. Ive always liked that math is straight forward and has a right answer. Ive always had a passion for teaching, and I love seeing the look on students faces when they finally understand. I think that poor education is the root of many of our societys problems, and I am striving to end that problem one student at a time. From the teaching class I took, I learned that the...

...enjoy tutoring students of all ages and abilities, and have spent my time in college doing just that. I have a great deal of experience working with different personalities, learning styles, and comprehension levels. When tutoring students, I like to make the experience as pleasant as possible. I've had my fair share of terrible teachers (haven't we all?!) and my goal is to remind my students that learning can actually be fun. I am adaptable,...

...am a current college student at the University of Maryland as a Secondary Education and Government and Politics double major. I am passionate about the realm of education and creating change in my community. In the past I have worked with children aged 4-18 as a swim coach, which taught me the benefits of patience and versatility. I hope to eventually pursue a career in education policy, where I can help to enact necessary changes...

Teaching, for me, is a wonderful chain reaction that never dies. My teaching philosophy prioritizes the student's learning process and their final takeaway from the classroom. Teaching is about empowering students to grow in their respective worlds and interact with other people effectively, and I am delighted to be a part of that journey for as many students as possible.

...Math HL (the equivalent of AP BC Calc). Additionally, I am an ESL tutor for the Charlottesville Alliance for Refugees and have sufficient experience helping with English and writing skills. The most important to me when tutoring is to make sure that the student feels comfortable and open to sharing what they are struggling with content wise. I see my role as being the sounding board to their preexisting knowledge and understanding, and then subsequently...

...the pre-med track and hope to help students achieve their goals by helping them understand different subjects in order to progress towards college. I am determined to help students with their ACT/SAT scores as I believe that having a good understanding of entrance exams will in turn be a great asset when applying to colleges. As I had gotten a 35 on the ACT (around a 1570 on SAT) I am confident that my insight...

...comprehension, writing and verbal skills. I have a passion for teaching verbal and critical reading sections of standardized tests- I help my students "beat" the SAT and ACT. My other strength is the college app. essay- one of the most important sections of your application! I believe that anyone, with the right tools, can ace a standardized test. My teaching style is to focus briefly on overcoming testing anxiety, start off by learning the best...